The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-08
Tho Presidential Journey.


The progress of the President Of tho United
States through several states, and the mann"
In which he is met BY the people Of all parties
10 enough to make every citizen proud. three
years ago this man, belonging TO party
which had been In a minority for q quarter
OF century, Was elected president The party
to which he belonged had not the most
savory reputation, owing TO acts committed
BY some Of its members, OF dlsloyal nature
and II was serious question with very many
excellent citizens whether the coming Into
power Of that party was to be bencnt TO the
country. The opponents OF the successful
candidate had argued that his election meaut
ruin to this country. His party friends did
not believe II, though they even had some
misglvlngs, owing to the presence OF a class In
their party who were hot-headed and not care
full as to results. The opponents OF the Pres
dent have criticised many OF his acts, ana
have attempted to show that bis administra
ton was . failure, and that he wasa bad man:
but the country went on prospecting, every
body was happy, even those Of the opposition,
who were worried about the country going to
the dogs, were happy, and they couldn't help
It. And now, after three years conscicn-
GUS hard work, the president taxes
his little wife on his arm and
quite unostentatiously goes abroad TO sec
some Of those people that his administration
was going to irretrevably ruin. He finds
them pretty WELL thank you. Every place he
goes the whole population regardless OF party,
turns out to do him honor, and his opponents
are full more enthusiastic over his reception
than his party friends. His party friends are
LOYAL TO him, aud proud OF him, but they are
careful not to seem to do anything that will
look like 'boomiug'' the man Of their choice
for future honors. His trip 10 not political IN
any sense OF the word, and his party friends
do not desire to do anything that will reflect a
political shadow upon his journey, so they
stand back on a line with their opponents, and
are proud to see men who never did and never
will vote for him or his party, greet him ~
though he was their own president, admire
him as q strong, honest man with a level head,
and show their admiration In every look TO-
wards the presidents young, beautiful ana
sensible wife Everywhere the visitors re-
ceiye cheers and words of welcome from every.
body, which must make them proud, aud
nowhere has an unkind word or sentence been
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